literalAardvark

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by literalAardvark 3mo ago
Or someone who likes it could run codex-get -y upgrade on it once every two weeks and it'll be fine for as long as you can afford the tokens.
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by literalAardvark 3mo ago
I think you'd be surprised how often doctors still say that
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
So change it... just permanently. GMT+2 will always be there for you.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
The surveillance glasses are nearing 3rd gen. You'd know that if you used social media /s
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Only if they hadn't also tested decaf. There's clearly another factor at play.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
It's much easier to use something with all the edge cases already handled as a starting point.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
You could only somehow sell it. If you tried to enrich that you'd get flagged so fast your head would spin.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
This knowledge needs to be published
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Nah, that's different
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Honestly, while I love having access to this grade of AI, yeah, it's been too dangerous for a few releases now. And Fable is cracked. Way better than anything, and the biggest improvements are on the scariest subjects. So given the sta
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
It's not entirely bullshit, but they're continuing to be a terrible company with great products.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Blindsight and Starfish are both awesome. Blindsight in particular will also blow your mind. It'd say Starfish is a great read but it doesn't quite get to mind blowing. They will, however, drain your trust in humanity to deeply ne
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Doubly worth doing as aside from writing some of the best modern hard Sci-Fi half of them are released for free on his page.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Hmm. I don't remember that, maybe it's time for a re-read.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
I've read his works, in general all his first books are awesome, the sunflowers series is all awesome, and the rest can get a little hard to read (but I still liked them)
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Chimp is very much not ASI, by design. Humans have ASI but the risk of value drift was too great so they downgraded him to 4.8
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Anthropic seems to me to have consistently been the baddie despite everyone's posturing. Not that I expect better from openai but at least they're not pretending to be good.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
Nothing really stopping an agent from getting a key
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
There are some advantages, but the main one is probably that it stops everyone from using NoScript and breaking tracking.
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by literalAardvark 4mo ago
It's been obvious for at least 2 years, anyone who doesn't see the writing on the wall simply hasn't learned how to use these well or has severe exponential blindness. "But it doesn't do well when writing my undertr
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
The original meaning of hacker
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
I sincerely wonder why. Chinese censorship is only really relevant if you're doing anti China stuff, which is to say never, while the Western kind of model censorship ( a combination of copyrights and general fairness ) are something e
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
I think this plays a part, but the truth is that Google doesn't need to do that, Chinese open models are already doing that by themselves. So perhaps another part is just Google showing that they can indeed play at the big boys table.
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
I believe it's likely that you could train an auditor model. Might even be doable in RL. As in real life it wouldn't be any good at doing anything but it'd be able to see fault in others and deny actions.
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
Bicycles are stable. In fact you need zero neurons to run a bicycle, all it needs is "power" and a large enough circle to run in.
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
Sycophancy hasn't been that big of a problem in years. And yes, some people can experience their version of friendship. You don't get to decide what's friendship for someone else. Very bad, yes, I agree with that.
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
Only way to get buttons that are comfy on both sides would be to flip it screen out. That doesn't seem like a very useful position to hold a reader in though. If you turn it upside down the left hand buttons will be way too high on the
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
Not necessarily the drive, but yeah, where standards mandate encryption at rest you need to have the files on the live disk encrypted. Usually it's much less of a headache to luks/bitlocker/SED the whole drive so that you don
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
There's not much of one until you need to reflow the book for a different reader
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by literalAardvark 5mo ago
People quit because maintenance is an unsexy job with poor career prospects. The code base itself has never and will never matter in the big picture

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